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Science Magazine : 2016March12Saturday

Science Magazine ends contract of the reporter behind major probe of sexual assault - Washington Post

China to create its own DARPA | Science | AAAS - Science Magazine

Why high 'good cholesterol' can be bad news - Science Magazine

How sliced meat drove human evolution - Science Magazine

Science Magazine Reveals There Is No Anonymity In Bitcoin - The Merkle (blog)

About 40% of economics experiments fail replication survey - Science Magazine

Mystery cancers are cropping up in children in aftermath of Fukushima - Science Magazine

Scientists identify molecular link between sleep and mood - Science Magazine

Forensics gone wrong: When DNA snares the innocent - Science Magazine

Sea levels are rising at their fastest rate in 2000 years - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016March12Saturday

Science Daily, Phys.Org Feature Simberloff 'Rewild' Research - Tennessee Today

The science behind how hairspray and shampoo work revealed - Daily Mail

DC Vape Group Vows To Fight FDA Regs And 'Junk Science' On E-Cigarettes - Daily Caller

How to Beat the House: the Science Behind Gamblers Hot Streaks - Daily Beast

Panel: Finding climate fingerprints in wild weather is valid - Arizona Daily Sun

'Innovative' festival brings science lovers to town - Shanghai Daily (subscription)

Obama Slams Anti-Muslim Trump at Pricey SXSW DNC Fundraiser - Daily Beast

The Spy Behind the Plane That Saved Britain - Daily Beast

Obama Wants To Use 'Indigenous Science' To Regulate The Arctic - Daily Caller

Passion for science leads area student to space camp - Hibbing Daily Tribune

Discover Top Stories : 2016March12Saturday

Warthogs Visit Mongooses for Spa Treatments

'Eye in the Sky' Makes You the Jury on Drone Warfare

Mercury Keeps Getting Weirder

Positive Vibes: Scientists Control Mouse Brains With Magnets

Tiny Hummingbirds Are Marvels of Endurance

Defeating The Ultimate Nemesis: Google's AlphaGo A.I. Takes 2-0 Lead In Go Match Against Lee Se-dol

What Is "Open Debate" In Science?

What Women and Men Want from Sex Robots

How Sliced Meat Altered the Course of Human Evolution

Saving Black Rhinos Through 'Radical Conservation'

CNN Science: 2016March12Saturday

New plastic-eating bacteria could help save planet - CNN International

These are the most important women in the history of science - CNN

Trump and the small hands equals small manhood myth, or reality? - CNN

These women are turning science into cash - CNNMoney

Bill Nye: My question for the GOP candidates - CNN

Gravitational waves detected -- and that's creating waves in science - CNN

Celebrating Octavia Butler: A visionary among futurists - CNN

Roving labs hunt for India's Einstein - CNN

Breakthrough in cancer research could spawn new treatments - CNN

Hubble image: Dormant black hole, in a word, is gargantuan - CNN

BBC Science: 2016March12Saturday

New forensic science service planned - BBC News

Mars mission targets Monday launch - BBC News

Hawking - Brexit 'disaster' for science - BBC News

Africa development: Young 'Einsteins' make their pitch - BBC News

The 20 best science images of the year? - BBC News

Europe's rarest seabird 'faces extinction' - BBC News

Rhino poaching: Another year, another grim record - BBC News

Snake walk: The physics of slithering - BBC News

'Critical shortage' of women in science jobs, report finds - BBC News

Senior officials questioned over £50m science fund - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016March12Saturday

Almost 1/3 of infertile men at increased risk of metabolic diseases as they age

Satellites and shipwrecks: Landsat satellite spots foundered ships in coastal waters

NASA tracking the influence of tides on ice shelves in Antarctica

UTSW researchers find newly identified immunity pathway protects mammals from virus-cause

New fuel cell design powered by graphene-wrapped nanocrystals

American Thoracic Society applauds action to reduce methane emissions

Rapid response for inflammation control in songbirds' brains could lead to therapies in humans

Practicing tai chi reduces risk of falling in older adults

Social networks used in the assessment of damage caused by natural disasters

CPAP may not improve glycemic control in people with diabetes